Treehouse Tour
Last week my contract as a live-in au pair on Whidbey Island ended. I am still living on the island, in a special space, courtesy of a kind family from church and around other places. It's a temporary situation while I look for a place to live and a place to work near The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA.
This is an incredibly peaceful place to wake up every morning, and it's a work in progress. Clark has done an amazing job building up the interior. The art you see here and there inside is Clark's too.
You follow this trail.
To see this structure.
The front door, painted by Clark I believe.
The bridge leads to the front door.
Inside
Clark cut my hair. Gabe kinda helped.
View from the back porch.
The facts of tree housery
This is an incredibly peaceful place to wake up every morning, and it's a work in progress. Clark has done an amazing job building up the interior. The art you see here and there inside is Clark's too.
You follow this trail.
To see this structure.
The front door, painted by Clark I believe.
The bridge leads to the front door.
Inside
Clark cut my hair. Gabe kinda helped.
View from the back porch.
The facts of tree housery
